Medford Mail Tribune from Medford, Oregon • Page 7

LOCAL and PERSONAL To Meet The Wenonah club will meet Thursday at the home Mrs. O. V. Hayes, 724 Alder street, for the regular luncheon and business meeting. Here From Virginia Mrs.

Helen Gruber, and daughter, Kathleen, of Hampton, are in Medford visiting with Mrs. Gruber's mother, Mrs. Lillian Young, 257 Beatty street. Return Home--Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Brown daughter, Janet, who have been visiting Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillon of Route 1, Box 575, left Sunday for their Avery, Ida. The Browns returned way of the coast.

Auto Damaged -Some damage resulted, yesterday tor a car driven M. Giffin Prospect when in collision at Main street and Central avenue with a car Herbert W. Gifford, 840 West 14th street, was driving, accident reports made at the city police station state. Committee Meeting--Jackson county Keep commitee will hold its first meeting Friday, at 8 Chamber p.m. at of the Commerce Jackson building, according to Frank Hull acting chairman.

He urged that all members be pres- ent. bor 0 Looking Day "something Mother's selection see and Cards, wide sentiments. appropriate SWEM'S BOOK GIFT SHOP 217 E. Main St. Phone 2444 MON DESIR DINING INN and Leopard Lounge Southern Oregon's Finest Dining Rendezvous EUROPEAN CUISINE Dinners 5 p.m.-10 p.m.

Lounge 4 p.m. Midnight Closed Wednesday Nights No Cover Charge (Formerly Ehrheart's) mi. from Central Point CALENDAR Thursday 10 a.m. Medford Garden club, hobby exhibits. Business meeting and election of officers in afternoon.

12 Noon--Medford Zonta club, Hotel Holland. O. H. Bengtson to speak. 1 -Past Chiefs club, home of Mrs.

George Fisk, covered dish luncheon. Bring own ice. 6:30 p.m.-Beta Sigma Phi at home of Miss Eleanor Throckmorton, 407 North Holly street, to continue to Mon Desir dining inn for formal dinner at 7. To Give Dance--Members of the Loyal Order of Moose have planned a dance for May 2 at the Talent city hall. The public is cordially invited to attend, the committee states, and all coworkers are asked to bring sandwiches for the refreshment hour.

Portlander John C. Preston of Portland is in Medford for a few days visiting with friends while her husband, on the staff of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, is attending to business matters in the city. couple, former Medford residents, guests at Hotel Medford. Visit in Valley-Capt. and Mrs.

N. B. Childers of Ft. Knox, Ky, have arrived in Medford to spend weeks visiting with Mrs. Childers' father, F.

A. Wilhite of Trail, and her daughter, Miss Peggy Nieto of the Girls' Community club. Capt. Childers was stationed at Camp White during the war. Winners Announced -Winners at last night's meeting of the Medford Duplicate Bridge club held at the Medford hotel were announced today.

They included for the "north and south," Mrs. Lewis Wayburn Charles Connolly, first, and Dave Woods and Mrs. George Codding, second; for the "east and west," Mr. and Mrs. Dick Finch, first, and Mrs.

F. G. Bunch and Mrs. G. O.

Humphrey, second. Building Applications Ap- plying yesterday and today for building permits at the city superintendent's office were M. O. Bessonette and Graff, erect business building at 1233 Court street. Kenneth C.

Kerr, remodel business building at 1222 South Riverside avenue, $450; F. A. Metzger, erect residence at 128 Chestnut street, D. E. DeArmond, erect swimming pool at 1103 Queen Anne avenue, and N.

L. Hawks, duplex at 315 Newtown street, $4,000. Navy Man Home- -Melvin J. Wiggens is now home on terminal leave after spending four years and three months in the navy air force as an aviation machinist mate. Wiggens was sta- Free TE CLINIC WELDING May 1 1 p.

m. to 10 p. m. ELECTRIC WELDING GAS WELDING Bring YOUR welding problems ask questions see demonstrations and get instructions from qualified Welding Engineers. Learn how easy it is to make quick, dependable, low cost welds on all types of metal.

See the New Model Marquette A. C. Arc Welders and Marquette's complete line of modern, high quality Gas Welding and Cutting Equipment. See versatile Marquette Welding Equipment in action on actual jobs. Machineable Welds on Cast Iron; Brazing Malleable Castings; Bronze and Copper Welding; Welding, Brazing and Soldering with Marquette Are Torch; Hardsurfacing: High Carbon build up; Manganese Steel; Tool and Die resurfacing; Are Cutting: and light gauge welding.

A.C. ARC WELDERS ELECTRODES PAL OFFICE GAS WELDING And CUTTING EQUIPMENT US ACETYLENE GENERATORS ACCESSORIES LITTRELL PARTS "YOUR FRIENDLY STORE" 6th St. Phone 2235 319 East DANCE DREAMLAND LELAND CHARLEY'S WED. NITE In That MUSIC Dixieland Manner Thombone Trio--Glen Tomlinson, Trum-Trom Sensation tioned at the naval air station at Alameda, in Honolulu, Guam, Pearl Harbor and various other bases during his period of service. He holds the expert gunner, good conduct, gold medal life saving, purple heart and other ribbons.

The young man, son of M. J. Wiggens, Ridgeway road, plans to remain in Medford. To Lumber Meet--The lumber will industry of the Medford area be well represented at the annual Willamette Valley Log. ging conference to be, held in Eugene 2 W.

Pease, president, and Lewis L. the Southern Oregon ConservaSimpson, secretary of tion and Tree Farm association will represent that group at the meeting and wither lumbermen who are known be planning attendance include B. L. Nutting and Russell Hogue of the Medford corporation, A. A.

Lausmann of the Lausmann Lumber company and S. L. Quimby of the Fred E. Barnett company. Phoenix Juvenile Woodcraft Group Praised for Work Phoenix, April 30-The Juvenile circle of the Neighborhood of Woodcraft lodge here is being complimented for its ritualistic work exemplified at the district convention of the Woodcraft lodge in Medford on Tuesday.

This Juvenile order members, nearly all of whom were present: Those taking part were: Guardian neighbor, Tommy Williams: past guardian neighbor, Fred advisor, Sally Tripp; attendant, Kay Dudley; magician, Lynn Tripp; clerk, Ronnie Robbins; banker, Victoria Cook; inner and outer sentinals, Barlow and Sharon Lindley; 1 the and flag guards, Shirley bearers, Vance Dudley; Lorna Frick. captain Thompson of Members of the guard team were Garth Frick. Nannette Furry, Leslie 'Green, Beverly Cook, Keith Thompson, Delores Weir, Jimmie Steele and Dolly Waggoner. Those not having an office on the team presented corsages to the grand officers and the outgoing district officers. Those taking part were Barbara Barlow and Bonnie Terzenbach, as escorts, Darlyn Allen.

David Thompson, Gordon Caster, Shirleen Miller, Dick Caster and Ralph Weir. The first two are four years of age. Their leader, Mrs. Florence Tripp, assisted them. Medford Pear Men As Bureau Officers R.

R. Reter of the Reter Fruit company, Medford, was elected vice-president of the OregonWashington California Pear bureau at a meeting held in Portland recently. S. M. Tuttle, Medford, was named with Reter on the executive committee and Harry Holmes, Howell Murphy, Harold Holmes, Reter and Tuttle were elected to the board of trustees for the Medford district.

Shippers handled the largest crop in the history of pear districts last year and prospects for the coming year are good, officials reported at the meeting. Grants Pass Starts Safe Driver Picking Grants Pass, April 30-A campaign to pick safe drivers here has been inaugurated and Mrs. Harry Mcfarland was the first selection. She was observed by Police Officer A. I.

Smith traveling at moderate speed and driving in a courteous careful manner from street to Caveman bridge. Mrs. Mcfarland, who at all times obeyed traffic regulations, was awarded tickets to the Rogue theater and given a $1.25 credit slip by the Wardrobe Cleaners. ALL CREEK WATER NOW AVAILABLE BEING USED The Medford Irrigation district is now using all the creek flow water it can get in its ditches for use in spring irrigating of orchards and farms. No water is being used from the storage reservoirs in any of the tricts.

Growers hope for Mills rains to aid the irrigation problems of the valley, the county watermasters office reports. All crops are now in excellent shape with prospects of good yields, C. B. Cordy, county agent in charge of horticulture reports. Strawberries are now in bloom peaches, pears and stone fruits, have started to form.

There has been cutting of some small tracts of hay. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads. ROGUE RIVER VEW WOMEN INSTALL Rogue River, April 30-Mrs. Leonard Nuttall was installed as president the Rogue River Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary in ceremonies at the high school gymnasium recently. Also seated were Mrs.

Al Pierson, senior vice president; Mrs. Bob Gail, junior vice president: Mrs. Nathan G. Thorne, secretary; Mrs. Harry Randleman, treasurer; Mrs.

Lee J. Kile, chaplain; Mrs. E. P. Gage, trustee for three years; Mrs.

Clint Hawkins, conductress; Mrs. Melvin Addington, patriotic instructress: Mrs. Virgil D. Stewart, historian; Mrs. Al Babcock, guard; and Mrs.

Ted Buckle, Mrs. Rose Conray, Mrs. La Velda Steinhardt and Mrs. E. P.

Gage, color bearerSirs. George Bormuth, department guard, was installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Don Welch, conductress; Mrs. secretary; Mrs. Ed Guests Drinkwater, pianistirs.

I. D. Canfield, assistant department guard, Medford: Mrs. Fred Lawrence, president Women's Relief corps, Medford; Mrs. Russell Zundell, president of Crater Lake post auxiliary, Medford: Miss Laurene Kell, Gold Hill VFW auxiliary: Mrs.

Fern Rost, president of Ashland VFW auxiliary; Mrs. Irene George, president of Illinois Valley VFW auxiliary; Mrs. Roy David, past president of district 11 VEW auxiliary; Mrs. Alberta Budd, president of Cave Junction American Legion auxiliary, and Mrs. Ted Hopkins, president of Rogue Valley unit Military Order of the Purple Heart.

Gus Boen Awarded Farm In Drawing Gus Boen, 28, war veteran and former Medford resident now living in Spokane, was winner of a 111-acre farm in a land drawing in Spokane recently, it has been learned here. The land is located near Benton City, Wash. Boen was married recently to the former Colleen Erskine, daughter of Mwand Mrs. Walter Erskine, 614 13th street. Boen is the son of Mrs.

Sarah Boen of Lozier lane. Boen, who was studying to become a railroad telegrapher when he was awarded the farm, said, "That's the first time I've been lucky like that in my whole life." GOLD HILL COMMITTEE TO PLAN CELEBRATION Gold Hill's Ben Hur, Lampman Day committee and others interested will meet at the Gold Hill city hall Friday at 8 p.m., further discussion of plans for the celebration which is scheduled for June 21. Court House News Marriage Licenses Dr. Guy F. Rice, 55, Harbor, and Erma D.

Stone, 47, Grants Pass. Einar Berge, 27, and Myrtle Elaine Southerlin, 20, both Ashland. Frank R. Alley, 26, Pacific Palisades, and Virginia Patricia Thompson, 28, Medford. James Sheldon Cummins, 29, Medford, and Marjorie McNair Anderson, 29, Ashland.

Homer Edward Owens, 47, and Lucile Watson Bentley, 44, both Medford. Paul James Norris, 21, and Adrienne Mae Leach, 18, both Medford. John F. Croskell, 24, and Josephine I. Eduey, 26, both Medford.

Divorce Complaints McPherson, Leslie Irene vs G. W. McKinney, Agusta Caroline vs. Lynn Wicken. Divorce Decrees Collingwood, Allen P.

vs. Leatha Mae. Lawler, Forest Earnest vs. Lillie May. King, Eldon J.

vs. Betty Lou. Dunne, Wilma L. vs. William F.

Crocker, Violet H. vs. Edward C. Probate Court Estate of Francis Marion Lance, deceased; Minnie Lance, administratrix. Estate of Luzella Edmond Cash, Brown, deceased; Edward ecutor.

Closing time for Crassified Ads 8:30 A.m.- Too late to Classify 12:15 p.m Please remember, PHONE 2123 Green Fir Slabs $5.75 Green Pine Slabs. $4.50 Per 300 Cu. Ft. Load FACTORY BLOCKS Per 200 Cu. Ft.

Load Fill Your Truck or Trailer at Our Yard at Summit Ave. and McAndrews Road TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY MEDFORD CEO A TRAIN SERVICE IS RESUMED IN AREA The southbound passenger train delayed yesterday morning when a freight locomotive was partially derailed one mile north of Central Point, arrived in Medford about 5 p.m. yesterday, it was reported today. Workmen had replaced 011 the track by 2:30 p.m. the three pair of driver wheels that left the rails, causing damage over a stretch estimated at from 1600 to 1800 feet.

The track buckled badly over the whole distance, nuts being sheared from bolts along the rails. The passenger train northbound from Ashland was not prevented from making its run last night. torcycle club of Medford plan a tour around the valley Sunday in search of acceptable ground to be used for races, it has been announced by Bob Kennedy, the club's publicity agent. Last. Sundane club where members Frank Carter, Lon Skinner and Ernie Holbrook, all members of the local organization, participated in a TT race sponsored by the Eugene Motorcycle club.

Skinner took second in his heat and third in the novice main event. Both Skinner and Holbrook encountered difficulties in the races, it was reported. RAMBLERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO RIDE SUNDAY Members of the Ramblers Mo- THIEROLF IS HEAD OF COUNTY BUDGET GROUP The Jackson County Budget committee held its first session yesterday and named Bert Thierolf, Medford, chairman, and Otto Bohnert, Central Point, secretary. The committee also includes J. J.

Robison, Ashland, and the county court. County Judge J. B. Coleman said today the budget committee is confronted with a "mathematical in preparing the 1947-1948 budget, which under the law, must be approved and certified before July 1, the start of the tax year. PHOENIX C.

OF C. TO MEET THURSDAY NOON Phoenix, April 30 Phoenix Chamber of Commerce will hold a business meeting Thursday at Skinners' fountain from 1 to 2 p.m. it was announced today. All members and prospective members are invited to attend. "HIGHWAY ROBBERY" Monrovia, April -Kenneth Calkins, 12, and his brother Donald, 8 told police that a two bandit waylaid them on the way home from a fishing trip and robbed them of three trout.

Too Late to Classify FOR SALE 23 acres, fenced. House, barn, chicken house, garage. 3 miles up Sardine creek. TYPIST WANTED- Must do neat fast work. Excellent permanent position.

for right girl. Good salary. Address Box 3816, Tribune, giving references and qualifications. FOR SALE- By owner: 10-rm. house, ideal for rooming house, or could be fixed into apartments.

3 blocks from town on east side. Immediate possession. Phone 4157, QUARTERBRED mare and colt for sale. Owner is leaving Medford soon, will sell cheap. Inquire at 122 No.

Riverside, or phone 5045. Doors 2 FEATURES p. 6:15 Open m. TODAY WORLD ABLAZE HE SET keep THE History's strangest romancel and HARDWICKE BRENNAN Cale NULL CONTRA TRAVERS HIT No. 2 FIGHTIN'! FEUDIN'! VALLEY CYCLONE BILL ELLIOTT "RED RYDER" Wednesday, April 30, 1947 BRAND NEW Electrolux and attach.

ments. Phone 4506. 117 Almond St. EXCLUSIVE $3000 FULL PRICE FOR 6 LOTS. 5- semi-modern house.

Good well." PRICE REDUCED 10-ROOM Modern West Side Home on paved street. Has rental income $120 monthly plus owner's apt. Will consider trade for smaller home. Price for this place is $12,000 with less than half down. INCOME HOME $10,300.

SEVEN ROOM MODERN with 3-room apt. 111 rear. Hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms; modern and complete throughout. STUCCO SUBURBAN 2-BEDROOM TILE ROOF HOME just 3 miles from Medford. Clean, modern and complete with fine secluded back lawn on 1 acre good soil.

Some fruit. This place is priced at $6950, and the value shows. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM HOME completely furnished. Newly decorated inside and outside. Look one, make a small down payment, grab your toothbrush and move in.

Full price $6500. NEARLY NEW EAST MAIN HOME Here's "sleeper" that the lookers have missed. A fine 2-bedroom home on a big lot. House is complete with fireplace, hardwood floors and all the better things of that "dream" house should be. Lovely lawn, lots of trees and shrubs; good garage with plenty of storage and workshop space.

Priced at $13,500 with plenty of terms to responsible parties. CATTLE RANCH 800 ACRES WITH PLENTY OF OUTRANGE. 156 acres under water. Balance hay, grain and pasture land. No improvements.

Range permit for 235 head mature stock at 80c per head. Priced for a quick sale. AND THEN 67 ACRES IRRIGATED adjoins the above place. This place has nice 6- room modern home: fenced and seeluded. Has a 2-room tenant house, machine shed.

chicken houses, acre of corralls, tackroom. A fine, modern Class dairy barn with 32 stanchions. One big barn holds 350 tons hay plus 8 box stalls. Other barn has 11 box stalls and holds 50 tons hay. THESE PLACES CAN BE BOUGHT SEPARATELY or' will sell as a complete unit.

Place will carry 300 head year -around and still sell around 100 tons of hay. We have advertised this place throughout California, Arizona and Colorado 50 if you're interested, come and see us at once. HAVE 2 gas and garage deals on hiway. A good grocery, gas and lunch deal; highway acreages; a going cafe and one of the finest motel deals in the state. TO BUY OR SELL HAROLD BROWN AGENCY 128 EAST MAIN ST.

PHONE 2138 ASSOCIATES FLASH FIDLER SCOTTY WILLIAMSON MEDFORD'S LUXURY THEATRE ESQUIRE 50c Anytime 50c LAST SANDERS DAY Chekov's STORM Hugo Everett Plus The Bride Wore Boots with BARBARA STANWYCK ROBERT CUMMINGS MEDFORD'S LUXURY THEATRE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE--SEVEN JUST ARRIVED 6-burner double oven deluxe electric range, fully automatic, marvelous for large family or small restaurant. ACME HARDWARE Main Grape Phone 5201 FOR SALE TwO 16" Ford wheels. tires, tubes, $20. Phone 2941. 15 Chestnut.

FOR SALE-1500 ft. of vertical grain flooring, new, $170 per M. Phone Trail 1122. FOR SALE -1942 Ford, Jeep for all around work and pleasure. $850.

Call 2413. FOR SALE- '33 V-8 with '35 motor and V-8 Good shape. $275. '415 Laurel." SALE Washing machine and dining table. Phone 6207.

LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Saturday at Pavilion. Phoenix, Ore. Commencing at 1:00 p.m. sharp. 1 We anticipate our regular run of livestock for next sale.

Our consignments are always very consistent SO you will find plenty of every class of livestock to fill your needs. If you have livestock sell, consign them to this market where buyers from a wide area in regular attendance assures you the highest market price. We will have some choice quality Hereford fat cows for this sale. We specialize in the sale and transportation of livestock. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co.

Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer Phone 6225. Medford, Oregon FOR SALE -One 5-ft.

roll-rim bath tub. Cherry street. WANTED Window cleaning and odd jobs. Call Glenn Funk. Medford 4174 SEE our table of close out dise at reduced prices.

LEWIS SUPER SERVICE FOR SALE--May 2nd and 3rd-Entire stock of merchandise. Shoes, hats, notions, etc. Hatfield's Clothing Store, Central Point, Ore. MONTAG OIL FURNACES Now Available for Immediate Delivery LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. Phone 4427 309 E.

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